I would like to say this painting is
fresh off the easel,
but since I don't have an easel,
we'll call it fresh off the studio floor.
| 24x10 acrylic on wood |
She stands alone now.
Free to invent her own life.
Symphony in white.
For more Haiku visit Rebecca's blog,
And for more Diva Art visit Inspiration Avenue.
Have a beautiful weekend...
Love, Lisa
She is lovely Lisa as is your haiku in her honor. Thanks for visiting my blog:-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. It reminds me of a photo of Frida is that who it is?
ReplyDeleteExcellent painting and haiku.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful serene painting.
ReplyDeleteYour style is so original and fresh.
Lovely words!
She has such a presence, looks like such a strong woman. I liked the haiku as well.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Have loved seeing a few of her layers... I wonder where she will go in this marriage to life... Beauty calls... thank you Lisa.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. She reminds me very much of my sister-in-law.
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of what you get up to on the studio floor! She is sooooooooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSue x
It's hard to paint a convincing white.
ReplyDeleteBrava!
I'm amazed at how flawlessly the painting went with the Haiku. And I am truly in love with that painting. Is that a modeling/molding paste background? It looks like fresco, and I'm sure you planned it that way! Truly beautiful and that jewelry is SO detailed. Divine Diva, indeed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful whiteness and words.
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday, my talented and brilliant artist friend !
I do believe I can hear the grace notes!
ReplyDeleteWaiting for the Women
What a Diva! She's beautiful! This is an awesome painting, Lisa. I love the way she is standing and the angle of her head. The 'ciggie', her jewelry, the background...I'm speechless!!! So well done!!
ReplyDeleteLisa, this is so beautiful - I love everything about it...wonderful work as always ♥
ReplyDeleteShe is elegant and enigmatic--and has a trace of Frida Kahlo in her, I think. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love your painting! I most love the sigaret she's holding, a special detail (but an important one to a smoker like me Ha!) Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteshe is stunning! frida-like... strong, but fragile... love her sneaky cigarette :)
ReplyDeleteI love her! I did visit the Diva page. I love them all!
ReplyDeleteMuch Peace
She turned out as I expected-glorious! Also, the orb journal page is spectacular. Thanks for showing how you used the mica behind foil, to show 'glimpses' of your soul. Love that!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the texture and simplicity. The Haiku is beautiful.
ReplyDeletelovely! xox
ReplyDeleteI'm back for a second look.....
ReplyDeleteshe's stunning!!!
Your painting is so awesome...I love the part about her being free to invent her own life! Beautiful in all ways!
ReplyDeleteFree to create her own life...
ReplyDeletewonderful line...beautiful painting.
x..x
She is so stunning, a beauty masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Lisa, interesting textures and the colours are subtle yet still have your characteristic warmth to them. She looks so tranquil and self-contained...
ReplyDeletePS I emailed you about the journal swap, did you get it? x
She's lovely. sigh.
ReplyDeletespeechless...!!!!
ReplyDeletexoxoxxoox
She is beautiful x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! And I just noticed that she has jewelry similar with some of mine.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous diva, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteGreat words! I need to reinvent a few things in my life! And that background texture is so interesting, i loved it in white and love it even more now!
ReplyDeleteShe is gorgeous! You really captured inner strength and confidence.
ReplyDeleteoh she is beautiful in white. I love the turquoise earrings ;) naughty girl with a ciggy. How on earth do you paint on the floor?! haha
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